guarantor

英 [ˌɡærənˈtɔː(r)]

美 [ˌɡærənˈtɔːr]

n. 担保人; 保证人

复数：guarantors　

BNC.16009 / COCA.20867

牛津词典

noun

担保人；保证人
a person who agrees to be responsible for sb or for making sure that sth happens or is done
1. The United Nations will act as guarantor of the peace settlement.
  联合国将充当和平解决方案的保证人。

noun

one who provides a warrant or guarantee to another
Synonym:suretywarrantorwarranter

Economic development needs a normal economic order to be guarantor card.
经济的发展需要一个正常的经济秩序作保证。
Debt that has arisen in Spain will remain debt of the Spanish state as ultimate guarantor.
在西班牙产生的债务，仍将成为西班牙政府这个最后担保人的债务。
But much of the population regards the Americans as more of an occupying force than a guarantor of safety.
但多数民众在更大程度上将美国人视为占领军，而非安全的保证人。
A guarantor pending trial should have its good legal effect and social effect for its non-arresting.
我国刑事诉讼法规定的非羁押强制措施之一取保候审，它的实施应有其良好的法律效果和社会效果。
My shop is so small, I cannot be your shop guarantor.
我这小店面，不能给你进行铺保。
The central bank, as lender of last resort, is the ultimate guarantor of this collective good.
央行作为最后贷款人，是大众利益的最终保证人。
The lessee shall~ cash with guarantor as security for performance of the contract.
承租人将现金存放在保证人处，作为履约保证金。
She asked Henry if he would act as her guarantor.
她请亨利做她的保证人。
Or someone can sign with us as a guarantor.
或者有人能当担保人帮我们签字。
Shall in any way release the Guarantor from any liability under the above-written Guarantee.
均不解除保证人所承担之上述保证书规定的义务。